An arrhythmia that may be returned to normal by the use of an AED is:

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An arrhythmia that may be returned to normal by the use of an AED is:

An arrhythmia that may be returned to normal by the use of an AED is:
A) ventricular tachycardia.
B) pulseless electrical activity.
C) asystole.
D) atrial fibrillation.

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